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ANECCC COUNCIL

Chair: Andy Whittaker

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Vice Chair: Lindsay Burnip

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Vice-Chair/Regional Delegate: Kevin Dawson

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Secretary: Lindsay Burnip

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Website: Helen Harkness & Cat Lund

 

Treasurer: David Shield​

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Safeguarding and Training: Katie Mashiter

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SG Petch Stage Rally Championship Co-ordinator:

Graham Hall
 

A S Performance North of England Tarmacadam Championship Co-ordinator: Neville Simmons 

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RLO North East: Andy Whittaker

 

RLO Cumbria: Fred Bent

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FLO North East: John Parker

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FLO Cumbria: Ronnie Sandham

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MLO: Martin O’Hanlon​

COUNCIL MEETINGS

The next Council Meeting will take place on 

Thursday 23rd October (via Zoom) at 19:30

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Council Meetings in 2026 will take place on the following dates: 

Thursday 15th January (via Zoom)

Thursday 16th April (in person meeting)

Thursday 16th July (via Zoom)

PLEASE NOTE A DATE CHANGE FOR THE OCTOBER MEETING:

Thursday 30th October (via Zoom)


AGM 

Thursday 16th April 2026 (in person meeting)

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MOTORSPORT UK
CLUB TOOLKIT

Motorsport UK have a range of tools to help motor clubs.

Warden Law

Warden Law is a multi activity venue situated between Sunderland and Durham on the North East coast. It hosts the British Kart Championship

Croft Circuit

Home of motor racing in the North East, Croft Circuit hosts some of motorsport's most prestigious events on two and four wheels.

Teesside Autodrome

Teesside Autodrome is the world's longest kart circuit,  home of the British 24-hour kart race and a multipurpose venue for karts, bikes and cars.

Rowrah Circuit

Located in the heart of Cumbria, the Lakeland Circuit not only hosts top quality facilities, but is one of the most technical and demanding tracks in the UK, run by Cumbria Kart Club.

ANECCC CONSTITUTION

Check back soon for the updated constitution.

Constitution
ANECCC POLICIES & GUIDELINES
Race with Respect

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The National Governing Body’s Respect Code champions a high standard of behaviour from everyone within the motorsport community underpinned by our commitment to make motorsport an inclusive and safe sport for everyone, across all levels of motorsport. The Respect Code will help to grow and strengthen the sport by making it accessible and welcoming for everyone and we cannot stress enough how important it is that it is embraced by all participants.

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